1 week
If for some reason you’re still running on operating systems well over a decade old, you soon won’t be able to play games on Steam. Valve announced that starting on January 1, 2019 the Steam client will cease to suppor...
by Surur
5 months
Our police force no longer looks like the picture above, but the might as well, as they still use an operating system which dates from that era. As of June 2017 the London Metropolitan police service was still using 18,000 Windo...
by Surur
10 months
In 2015 the UK Government declined to renew their extended support contract for the very obsolete Windows XP, saying “We expect most remaining government devices using Windows XP will be able to mitigate any risks, using the CE...
by Sean Chan
12 months
The majority of PCs used by the London Metropolitan Police are still running Windows XP, which has been completely unsupported since 2014. The London Metropolitan Police are still using around 18,000 PCs powered by Windows XP whic...
by Surur
1 year
Microsoft received a lot of criticism after releasing a patch for Windows XP for the EternalBlue exploit well after releasing it for Windows 7, 8 and Windows 10 and well after the WannaCry attack started. It seems Microsoft has l...
by Surur
1 year
Microsoft has just released a new patch for Windows XP. This news itself should invoke terror in the heart of XP users, as it’s almost certainly the result of a leaked vulnerability which could hit the internets very soon an...
by Surur
1 year
Besides hundreds of thousands of innocent Brits, one of the biggest victims of the cyber attack on the NHS has been Microsoft’s Windows, with the OS being constantly named on the television as being vulnerable and compromise...
by Surur
1 year
As the Wannacrypt ransomware spread to 99 countries around the world, mainly infecting legacy Windows operating systems, Microsoft has responded with guidance and help for products which have long exited support. Calling the attac...
by Sean Chan
1 year
A lot of Windows users are still running Windows XP, but the majority of users are currently running Windows 7. With Windows 7’s mainstream support set to end on 2020, most Windows 7 users are expected to upgrade to Windows ...
by Sean Chan
1 year
Net Market Share today released its data for the first month of 2017. The latest data from Net Market Share shows a slight growth for Windows 10 as per usual. According to the latest data, Windows 10 is finally powering more than ...
